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Many students preparing for AdvantageVT begin their studies in the Intensive English Program. Our program provides classroom instruction in all language skill areas: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing and Pronunciation.
- English Language Arts Education
The program at Virginia Tech is led by nationally recognized...
- Language and Culture Institute
The Language and Culture Institute connects Virginia Tech...
- English Language Arts Education
The Language and Culture Institute connects Virginia Tech with the world. We advance the university's global engagement efforts by facilitating academic linkages across borders, creating strategic international partnerships, attracting the brightest talent from around the world, and creating meaningful programs that expand students’ worldviews.
To qualify for Intensive English or English Essentials, you must have graduated from secondary school and be 17 years of age or older. In these programs, you will be placed in one of five levels according to your initial English proficiency score: Beginner, High Beginner, Intermediate, High Intermediate, or Advanced.
The Department of English at Virginia Tech is a dynamic hub for students who wish to study English. It offers a breadth of programs including undergraduate degrees in creative writing, English, and professional and technical writing, along with an MA in English, a Master of Fine Arts with a special focus on MFA creative writing, and a PhD in ...
The program at Virginia Tech is led by nationally recognized faculty, offers excellent job placement rates, and prepares students to obtain licensure in English Language Arts Secondary Education (Grades 6-12) in Virginia.
English Language Requirements. Applicants whose native language is not English must demonstrate proficiency in English, regardless of citizenship, by submitting at least ONE of the following tests with the required minimumm score or higher: Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): 80 or higher with no subsection score less than 16. NOTE ...
Language Study Requirement. Students who do not complete two years of a single foreign or classical language or American Sign Language in high school, may do so by taking six credits of college-level foreign or classical language or American Sign Language.
